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DEArE oF cAPrArx LoK.


sssFsiy after 4 o'cioek Sunday mcrn-
inR, Cptatn Chariss II Low hrsathsd
his iasi, - bis hams IN this city. amer q
sAost bat painfal illness resulting frsm
TIE bars1inR Of . bio0d vessai IN hiE
Grain. For several days The dsosassd
had sesn uneoussiOaa. aaa mis- death
was net unexpected.
Captain Log was : son Fl John n,
and Lydia L5v. Of saohomish. he
was born IN Thnrsson eonnty. = shors
distance bach Of Olympia. in 1855. His
eoyhoca vas passed on the fam 81
sa0bomiahs and IN attending srh0ol in
seattle. In 1874 be oommenced steam
boating - dsoKknnd. and has followed
The business ever aines. BE soon worked
bis way up 20 tie position Of mate. and
anAiiy 10 thai Of master. He saved his
earnings and hnaiiy bonded the steam
81 Nellie, Of which be vas master. AZ
Ter earning the money. be paid for her.
sne year OF % ago be bought the Nun
roe. both Of which stsamers be has ran
On the snShomish route Besides these
steamers. be scared 9 galaabls farm 90
the sRohomizh, and large tract Of val
liable timber land. He vas q skiilful
navigator and good business man, and
vas respected By all Who knew hin.
In ls79 be married the wife Who sur
wives him. and when be loved most de-
yotediy. His little son, about six years
Of age. Ii In California, undergoing sur
Rieal treatment for an injury 20 his hip.
Daring Captain Lows lass hours, be
gAs surrounded By his relatives aud
friends Who did everything IN their
poweF to make bis sUdsFings ~ light a.
possible.
Captain Low vas good man, valu-
able oitizsn and one whom the comma
atty could lily afford 70 lose.
The funeral viil take place from the
Methodist Protestant Church at 2
o'clock this afterBooa.
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ArrrrIrn PAssEKeERs.

ur.ssnasou On thu unl0n Pa
- q ehawiey. BAH 4
- $500 Henseman- 4 hefAieEs y
lgsg, - ,sffs. Mias Nsllis Alien. Ms
81, -. Nies Mamie Ailen. Ms Al
~, - B AIien and wife. I Z Anenl
e - sfeTpsrd Mr. J I Wilcox. =
49, a p WHcox, J A Berger. z L
wH Haskell and q elnizrsntA.
$50 H1ntingtoa @ ne ! 20 49, =.
o. 49, tFhaIeg- william Durnel, and
s.. ~, .,s,s ard 3 smi04ntG
pse.S WedfoFd % tbs OEezo1 y Caii'
-. WeSdaT; p II Bemizke. vi liam
81. -. a.sy1Sor. II Datard. wife ans
49, u stsneiI, wife and daughter. X
1s,I s1d wife. * Anderson George
s s,ts. Jr. W B Waterman. s g Reed
30. Ms n d striRht, charles
@,svsf and oae emigrant
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CHARGED WIN FORGERY.
TIE 0RtsD gUKT FTxps A TBUx nrrr
AoAEET Kx-TEz1sURKR HrEE

IAk 0kAsD july FINDS A TBgE ELL
AoAEsI Kx-TEK1sURKs HILL
For some time past there have been
ruuOEs 10 the efeot that all was nOs
riRhl in the offise Of the County Treas
urer, bat that transactions had taken
place under the administration Of az
Treasurer Hin which wouId not bear the
light Of searching investigation. These
fum0rs were given 9 fresh impstus bV
the aelien Of the Iasa Grand JaEy, Ia
recommending an Investigation Of the
ex- TreasuFeFas accounts. Captain Hill
| 81 once expressed his entire WILLINGNESS
70 have his accounts investigated, and q
COMMITTEES Of experts uas selected bv
the County CommissiOners 10 carry on
the investigation. So quietly did this
committee carry on its work that scarce
y q FumoF Of the result of its invsstiea
ton got abroad until within the past
few days, when u became generals
known THAI the experts had appeared
before the Grand Jury. Il was generally
suFmised that Developments 10 regard 10
the County Treasury we're not far dis
tant. and bat little surprise vas accord
inRly expressed yesterday morning
when IL became known that q true bill
had been returned by the Grand Jury,
charging ex Treasurer Hill With forgery.
The charge upos skioh the iBdict-
ment 10 found is, toat Treasurer Hill, In
February, 1881, redeemed . warrant for
t66 issued 70 Providence Hospital IN
August, 1885. and, instead Of making q
tTue return therefor, raised the amount
Of the warrant 10 ~. les BY inserting the
the figures 2 and /, and made entry IN
the books Of the ofiiee IS II he had sotu-
ally paid out In redeemine the warrant
the SUN OF t2,l66, or, TO quots the Ian
guage OF the bill more accurately. 10
charges shat certain warrant num-
berod as Was issued at the August term
Of the County Commissioners % Provi-
dence Hospital, amounting TO the sam
Of e66, and redeemed IN FebFuarv, 1887,
and that the said George ID. Hill, in
front Of and Def re the figures 6, did
enter the figures q, the aforesaid 66 be-
ing the true amount of said warrant,
and did then and there signify for tbs
amount Of 81, l66, 10 have been redeemed
then and thsFe by him for the sum Of
81, l66. contrary 10 the statutes made
and provided In such cases."
Tue ex- Treasurer, who has been quite
III for some days past, appeared IN court
Yesterday morning, accompanied BY his
attorneys, and entered q plea Of not
gailty 10 the charge against him. His
bail was fixed at e2,hOe. which was
promptly furnished. He will be defend
I'd by Strive, Haines 4 MeMick. o,
Greene, HAnfoFd 4 MeGraw, and No
Nauaht, Ferry. MoNsuRht & Dudley.
Captain Hill asserts that his accounts
are regular in every respect, and bis
friends are o0nhdsnt Of bis ability 10
prove his innsos ncs. Ga the other
hand, 10 10 ASSERTED that the indictment
Of yesterday IL bat the beginning, and
thGt more Developments are TO follow.
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PERSONALS.


aiy. ' 0A'N'~f" OF SnOn0m''A' Is IN the
John II. Milton. of snohOmiah. is at the
OcetdentAl.
A, n BrOokeA Of Black Ditmond. was
ne city yesterday.
2. b C1rnwalL Of san Francisco. is
registered At the Occidental.
Captain II. r. Beecher is on his way 10
Ne sound from San Francisco.
D. SALISBURY and wife, Of San Francis
"a Are registered ct the Arlington.
Ben Halliday. after an extended trip TO
sunday.
Colonel Q, NJ. Anderson, Of the Second
hNimeat, y. q. W., WAlla Walia. spent
~ sunday In Seattle.
.; 3 Casebolt. freight clerk on the KIM
"a hayward. has bern transferred tenn
pssaFssy 10 the North Pacific.
hoye Bean, owing 20 the illness Of
~ yy sedgwick, Is occupying the poai-
eea " purser on the steamer Idaho.
Henry u. Burrell. Of San Francisco. one
We builders OF the Grant street. plAnk
MA arrived in the city yesterday.
= A. Green, 81 Jackson. MissiEs pPL
ssss.aes o. our tallow townaman W. II. h.
Ssssa arrived In the city last evs ming.
N J. Milher and her little eaugh-
- vac have been visiting Mrs. Ailner's
ssests In Yakima County. are expected
aone This Wcek.
hsel LAmhertson. Of poFtland. who
eeeA in attendance OF the sports
- AssoclAtisn Of the North west. len
ne Hayward yesterday.
neary Crawford, Of Chicago. expects
save tor Seattle ia his special cal
1871 tha nth instAn'. He will BE- &C
sespAnied BY his family and will spend
Ao0ape Of monshs on the Sound.
hAgan, Of san Francisco, W. -
.saesA % Hack Diamond; A. IA. Rcntl,
SSt hlAkely II. Faulkner and wife OF
Sp; y. ), Holmes. Of olympia
~ eneerock q Port BlAkely; joseph
~ * Portland. arc al the Arlington,
NJ FrAnk W. clayton, formerly with
smith and 500 Of this city, but To-
year in charge 81 the fof
SSAeI Mul CpmpAays interest AZ IA
s.sas, On Littis skookuIa RAy. has re
MS pnsitioa there and VII. retarr
seAtsie 10 e ade.
sOApsA,n William Waite. 70 nergy PuSr
- p.ios tor the Pacific Coast Steam
- NSnpAny. has accepted the carn
-. q TIC steamer Anierson. Twcnty
- years 40 CaptAin Watts Was Ap
-@sl master Of this steamer and 70
49, 70 her up 70 the tins that Flnel
Sn&et sod oct their steAEno boat bnsi
w uae sound 10 the starr Brothers
1 Stewart NJ. J. keenan,. Of TAcs
sNiees MCKAY. a. ". Mctsliiery
- 1As fssch. Of Victoria, n NJ. han
~ n Dam. q Cicar Lake. Ia; "
= Nssr11aAH. q san FrAncisco, =. 4. Tn
49, sol gaahish, A. Mclnnis. 81 500
s A. " Noraiing. 81 San fran
- =, y. hAiley. = g Hurley. o. To
49, ;. let,ean. OF Pa'tlAnr. llsvii
ed - W anl''A arc n "a New n
80 Homes, an cd typo o. Olympia
Vs...l eoned the art pre sentative sogiii
ss-Ase 70 eagAgs Ia the tiawAre busi
- - ne Capita CITY. has SOD cat hi
And pans and Fssnlvta 20 return u
~ - loNe-ths ~caFe~ lie h&s lAsd b
ee ing tr1n and viii AsrAin take a
N. $50 Ahd rule tie expects - N "a
V... a,,one N seattle. hnving cone be
eA4 10 lcak ever the sataAfsoa "a
S.sAiA WhG chance q SAB Woa
- ~ he = teSn CITY. He returns 9
SAtiial Csty this astaraoon 81 u
,soed 70 paek h . trunk 70 SSAlile
~ Nehorris Of Weston. Or. AlfrS
y - IaAa.c D SzSl Of 10 tiAna; Josep
R.-eee % Nooghton; n. \ pat en
''Alsa' JoAR Wllaoa. Of yictoEia
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RRox PoRT roKgsKgp.
cJzLEcusx or KKws EzEvrrns AM
RuaKz souzD szRRPExs

EQIEA
Regzlzx Ger. Pest Ksssllsgsacsy.
Tia prosperity known % The MontAnA
IbeateE, was purchased by the city for
t60cl from Col. EAEdes. and not iron
ths Firss Nakieuai Bank. ss esfo1e1Qaly
rsporsed en Sunday.
Captain John Murray, n O. ", .
pEominsnt and e1terpEisinR eiti1sn Of
Walla Wslia. vho cas- eleetsd Grand
kecoFdeF Of TIE Mas5nic Order, IN Van
eoavsr fsw weeks aga. spent Sunday
IN Tie port Of entry. and left yesterday
for briaf visit to Victoria
Arthur H. D0oiitale, formerly OF the
WAlls Walls Tsl0M, was in town on
Saturday. Mr.. Deolittls Il making
al extended tour Of the Sound With 3
vies Of locating.
The Ogympisn exearsionists com
pietsiy hIlsd P0Ft Townsend on Sstuf-
Cay. The streets we're not unlike
scenes witnessed in many metropolitan
sities. being % crowded With visitors
Bishsp Fowler delivered an interest
ING sermon Oh Sunday evening in the
Methodist Church. Tie Bishop vas
rendered 3 public reception Oh Saturday
evening By the citixsns. he is here sn
business relating to the establishment Of
the UniseE i.y.
MARINE NEWS.
The steam schooner KarlHk, Captain
ADdeFeon, six days from Kodiak, ar
rived en- Sunday RiRht. She Will pro-
eeed Immediately 70 Departure Bay 10
load ceal e. q return cargo.
The bark Cassandra A1ams, lO6S
tons. lamber laden from Pert Blakely
for San Diego. sailed on Sunday.
The sbis Topgallant, 1880 tons, loaded
With lumber for San Francisco from
Port BIakely, sailed on Sunday.
The steamship 0lvmpian sailed At
noon yesterday for Alaskan ports with
light passenger list.
The barkaatine Rstriever, seventeen
days from San Diego, arrived at Port
Hadlsok yesterday 10 load return car
20 of lumber.
Tha Chilean bark Jsn Baqaedane,
$50 tons, sixty-six days from Valparaiso,
arrived yesterday under Q charter 10
load a return cargo Of lumber from Port
Gamble.
The ship Edward UBriep, loaded
With 37c1 tons Of coal frem Tacoma,
sailed for San Francisco Yesterday.
The steamship San Pedro passed
down on Sunday. loaded with 1900 tons
Of coal from Tacoma for San Fran
cisco.
The ship OaFrollton, u days from
San Pedro, arrived yesterday and an
ehered IN the haFbOr.
The ship Harry Morse arrived from
San Francisco yesterday.
The bark Thsobald has arrived from
San Francisco.
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Tar MUM THIAL.-Yssserday v

THE MLLEa TRIAL.-Yssterday was
set as the time for argument Of the mo-
ton for a new trial in the case Of the
Territory against George II. Miller. con
vieted OF the murder Of James Manning
Uolmau, bat when the time for argument
arrived the attorneys for the defendant
stated that they had BOT been able 10
oomplete and file the notiou, and asked
that the time fer such fling be exteneed
an Wednesday. which was granted 10
vas further decided that when the mo-
ton IS filei, the date for abe hearjn Of
the Argument will be 6xsd.
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q axiM Petersen, Of vananuEer. Mrs. w
DAVIS and 97n, 81 Victoria, JOAN g. Ne
bride, q San Franatacss &eoERm Morn
son. @. 3. Laad O. TaecEna: p. Manifold
,. n. otto. Of Pert 0mmhIe: n. O.
Y. meRyG y. W. Knopp. A. NJ Prichard
Mn. keyea. o. MEkilfso. II. B. Mye-s. J
y. 1ohngoA. Q. d. Lord. q NsFTsvflie
Z. Z. Roberts. Of New YORK, G. = Meyer
J. A. Morgan, Pail Rfb1r. az { hicago' A.
- TIE BrlnsWick.
J A, HitchslI. q PhFiadsIrh.s; WIN. J
Matkina o. frankiin; II. X. Ffreman- b
Chicago; x, ]. UyeE, d e, Louis. Henri
2 g.lina, o. Newcastle; n y. Suragne and
wife. 81 Chicaxo: X n TsT o.. of sau
Francisco; John 9. Bgyce, q Portland; n.
y. yeckBo1 and vita, G. p jackson anf
vita. Mrs scotnsy. Thomas IAhar. james
FEAR, Mra. Poilet, Mrs. James. Charles
Aweii. e. Biackm ~ ard wife. a Snoho.
mi1hs William ConwaF. l. J. Mcdonald
q. q. Eagimnd and wife, Miss Gainea. 81
Sultan CITY u. ID Smith and wife, q. y.
featon and wife, X @. Fsrxuson nnd
wife, Lulu Heaton, Mas Ferguson. Misl
Marin Gitchell Of Lowell: J. Wolf. oi
Chicago; u. SonmeFs. o. New YORK; p,
A. Howard, % Olympia. are - The Ocei
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Horseshoe our last report the prics

HoPs.-Siuee our last report the prizes
Of hops have advanced from p TO 2
cents par lponnd. |. Pincus. represent
inc the house Of LilieBthsl Bros, ~ the
principal contractor fer tie coming
crop. The following contracts nave
been announced: Van ORle, Of Pnyas-
lup, sells q tons at > cents; Whttsell
Bros. sell 100 bales al 25 cents; stock.
ridge sells 8 tons at tie same figure, and
Carl wausmand sells 1900 pounds al
. ceBts. A cable message from LIN.
don Yesterday reported An attack oil
yeruniu in the hop aelds OF EnSiand.
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ANorHrR CAxxKRY.-Messrs. Kirk.

Another CANxERY.-Messrs. Kirk
wood, Nottingham & WymaD. Of Port
land. have leased tract Of land on the
water front. near Smiths Cove, where
they will at snce establish q salmon can
merry. Messrs. Allen q Nilsson have re
ceiVed a contract to do the necessary
piline. The Arm expects TO 90 quite ex
teRsiyely into the salmon packing bust
ness, and will have their establishment
ready for the present seasons run. Sill
YER salmon usually commences running
by the last Of July eF the first Of August,
aud continue q couple Of months.
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WORKING PEOPLE

Are oftea too III 20 labor. bat they
haven't time 10 take medicine and lay
OF. Simmons Liver Regulator can b
tAkea without causing any loss Of time,
and the system will be boilt up and in
vigoratsd By 10. IL hss no equal ~ 9
preparatory medicine, aud can be safely
used shea q doctor cannot be called IN
In all common diseases It will. 10 sssist-
ed by any Other msdisine, eject a SPEEDY
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Tue short wAy, the quick way, the
oRly Way. the direct way 20 the soft
spot IN the AoeFisAn heart 70 70 sell
them cheap. bis IL whst ue are golne
to do wish Fseeman BIOS stock OF
hosiery. 80 &, n will be offered Mon
d4y morn ng. from 6s. 10 SO. pair
Come and zee them TOKLAs 4 SSo-
uzMaN
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HAsDsoxR PREsEyr.


Ga ths rsairenenf Of W. r. Thofnell
a. seeouaaant ard cashier Of the Colam-
hia and Paeea Sound and PeRes S01ne
sAore Railroad Companies, be uss pre-
nsnfsd With > handsome gold beaded
mns. appropriately engraved. and a ths
ane tine handed the following letter,
shich i sslf-explanst0ry;
EEarznx. ". T.. June 8. 1851.
". e Tkcrnsf. Es3-, Seattle, ". T.
Dzan fzxxxDi We 6eg 10 prsseue tie
aoosnpanyina. to serve ~ . reminder
snd token Of The kindness and deer
frisndship rhich yoar mans good qaal-
lties OF mind and heart have caused ns
10 feel toward you-
TrnsfinQ yon will aecept the same ID
the spirit Which prompts it's giving, we
take great pleasure in Subscribing eur
selves, your sincere friends,
Ira A. Nadean, +. A. Alien,
Francis A. Bell, L. u. Garrison.
W. 2. Spencer, A. b Kennedy,
Fletcher 7. Coulter, James H watson.
II you xant 10 Sc bargains In hosiery
and crashes, cone and Sc ToKLAs 4
sTSdKzMkN.
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20 doz. ladies brilliant Isle hose,
standard colors, 25c.
25 doz. ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, worth Soc, at BIC.
so doz. ladies' imported hose, split
feet, fine finish, 35c.
20 doz. children's heavy ribbed
hose, at 10c.
so doz. children's solid colored
hose, at IL 1-2c.
25 doz. chIldren's fancy striped
hose, at l5c.
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OPIUM SEIzsD.-Sundsy morning the
steamer Idaho arrived at Portland from
sitka ana vay ports. Sooz after reach
ING the dock the vessel vas boarded by
custom house officers. who proceeded to
examine for anuRaled articles. Their
search was soon rewarded by discover
ing a small qoantty OF opium. which
had been placed away In some obscure
quarter Of the stea1 eF. About forty
five pounds OF the valuable drug was
discovered and Is nov IN possession OF
the eustom-house officials. The Opium
was found In a small square box, which
had been PlAced in q Salise. The vaiise
vas then bid behind one OF the boilers,
where IL vas thought to be secure from
moIestatiop; bat the Argus eyed officers
very sooR SPOTTED" the suspicious
looking package. and an examination
discovered the nature Of the contents.
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IS doz. ladies' striped hose at .'..6c
so % - Sic
40 d" cotton hose at. .20c
a5 heavy cotton hose 2Oc
10 doz. ladies' full, regular cotton
hose, assorted colors, CSC.
81 doz ladies' fancy striped cotton
hose, full finished, BIC.
Dc doz. ladies' Balbriggan hose, tull
finished, 25c.
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THs QUxzS's JrSIEE.-Cap ain J. W.
TArts. Of The steamer EvanGei, rtqsss's
the stat nrnt made that tie Evangel
attitsks nuaah@F Of sxsar%s EiSts to
Y efofl fas TIE QsesH's Iabilse on toe
s9ps. II enoesh 20 nsAke u a. o. scs
VII leave IN tire TO arrive n NHtoris
esrly ID the mnruine. sad tsks ]
sb.ssrd srsin ia the svs nire 70 Z ga
w.h e - "a laval flcui1Astlf /.
Parties wishing "a go Utii te&Vs teeaT
uarn-s II OF e sish q -orgs Foster, Ueea
more a. auite glars gill Be 0aas.
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Bargains Bargains Bargains /! !! !
in crashes. table damssk and napkins,
bought for cash from freeman Bros, Of
san Francisco. who are retiring from
basiuess. ToKLAs a SISaEBMAN.
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REcAFT1UIATIoS Daring the spot -
msn's tournament o. the Nor Invest,
i,ss closed. pSiz we're ~an - foliousi
WAlls Walls 10. Portland 5. NscoavsF 2,
Tacoma 5, X lama I. Utsalady /. Seat
tle II, Ia championship oanner foI
Am shooting wss Wau by Seattle, snd
tae cham siansh . eAsss Tor iIdividaal
shoo ms by walia WAllA
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30 doz. children's ribbed hose, full
finished, Macs feet, zoe.
25 doz. boys heavy ribbed hose,
splendid TO wear. oxford or Cam.
bridge mixed, Csc.
30 doz. children's fancy striped hose,
French ribbed. 25c.
so doz. children's French ribbed hose
in solid colors, 25c.
S5 doz. children's fancy striped in.
grain hose, at 15c, zoe and 25c.
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The short way. the quick way, the
only way, the direct way 20 the soft
spot IN tie AmeTiI an heart Is 10 sell
them cheap. This Is What We are going
to do With Freeman Bros stock Of
hosiery. $50 dozen will be offered Mon
day morning. from 60. TO 800. q pair.
Come aEd see them. ToKLAs Il SING
ERMAN.
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Petitions ETC.

Present, Mayor Shoudy and Council
men Furth, FFink, Green, Hiackley,
Lake, Russell and Reitxs.
PETITIONS, ETC.
From j. W. Grow et al, for street
lights on the corner OF Fourth and
Pine, Sixth and Pine and Seventh and
Pine streets. Laid on table until light
limits are extern led.
From samuel Wane. for permission
20 move . small wooden bnilding from
lot II, block 10, Maynard's Plat, 70 lot
of same block. Referred to Street
| Committee.
From II. n. Peters st al, to Tedsco
toxica,inR liquor Licenses from $500
| 20 $500 per annum, and malt liquor IL
censs from $500 20 $50 per amman.
Referred 10 Committee on License and
Revenue.
From J. +. Eshelman ct a., to grade
Madison street from the end of the
present grade 10 the city limits and
bald sidewalk on the north side OF
said street. Referred to Street Com
mittee.
From Thomas Burke ct al. to grade
Mad son street from the line between
sections - aud q 10 the line between
sections - and "a, and build q Sidewalk
on the northerly side Of said street.
Referred 10 Street Committee.
From Nicholas George, for permits
siou 10 erect nsh stand a. tbs foot Of
Columbia street. ksferred 90 Street
Committee.
From James Morrison. demonstrating
against epeninR alley in block u, Edes 4
Knights addition. Referred.
"a. U,lYFataatRW
10 erect carriage shed 10 connect bis
stable on los 6, block 8, Maynara's plat,
vi.h south Third street. Granted.
COMMITTEE RKPoErs KEoKIvED.
From Street Committee, recommend
ine the granting OF the petition OF +.
VI. WAld, et al, 20 widen AMI extend
8 ,cond street. Adopted.
A communtcatiSn from the Invitation
Committee Of the Fourth OF July Cele-
bration Committee Of Tacoma, cordially
| inviting the Mayor and eitv officials 70
unite With them 10 celebrating the day,
| ard the completion 81 the Northern Pa
| eitie Railroad. vas read. and the Clegk
1 directed 90 acknowledge the receipt OF
| the invitation with thanks, and regrets
i that other arrangements Will prevent
the { Juneil from attending Ia body
| The street Committee returned with
/ ont report the petition OF the Seattle
Gable Road and Water Company for
franchise, as the petitioners does not
81 ale when work wili be commenced, OF
Uhen completed. or awe any tHforma-
ton As 20 the terms Of the frAnehisS
asked for.
Report Of the City Attorney. recon
mending that the ease Of Jonas =. Sea
man W. the City Of SsAttle. be settled
apon the terms offered ~ the plaintiff
10 Utt. tue sGm OF IS, Wss read. ans
on motion tue City Attorney "a 40
thor Eed 20 settle said suit BY the pay
ment o. fss5. the plaintiff 10 pay th
coete. =,
Ths TreAsareF's report for the moets
OF Mar was read AMI referred 10 tbs
RIparce Ccmmitiee, with the rtquea
thai they report the amoabt OF Sai
rants outstanding Is the next meeting
AFpLScArtnSs res L1cESsEs SEFHRAHt
| J,ha Soepieh. BarTitt l. Blanc sE'
N artin. l. ,nee 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-14
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OF the bitter, drastic liver medicines and
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| ten. and dos not lsave the bowels eos-
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I formed and the invalid Permanently
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